The couple had a tonne of ideas for their wedding, but they scoured Pinterest to find images that they liked – flowers, attire, stationery and more – before settling on a concept. They wanted a wedding that was dramatic and loud with a good dose of fun, quirkiness and sophistication, and initially thought about having a “moody romance” theme, but couldn’t quite put their finger on it until they met Larry from Hello From Flour, a bespoke styling and dessert provider in Singapore. He finalised their concept into what he named “All You Need Is Love… and a Neon Sign!”
This concept served as a guide for the couple as they set out to create the experience for their guests. The wedding was a great way for them to express themselves, and they wanted to make sure that their fingerprints were all over it.
We love the way this awesome couple worked together and with their vendors! Thanks for this brilliant album, Bloc Memoire Photography.
They wanted a beach wedding right from the get-go – but oh, what an adventure it was! On the day of their wedding, they woke up to dark clouds overhead and decided to wait it out. Torrential rain fell as the guests and groom’s party gathered in the lobby bar, waiting patiently. Eventually, the skies cleared and the sun began to creep through the clouds – slowly but surely, the long-awaited wedding ceremony began to come together. Thank you for capturing all of this beautifully, Zach Chin of Munkeat Studio!
Lord, have mercy… we can’t get enough of the immaculate detailing injected into this gorgeous wedding at The Clifford Pier, Fullerton Bay Hotel Singapore. From beautiful butter cookies with fragrant dried flowers and gold leaves to that wedding stationery design and a handwritten menu printed on fabric, it was all simply stunning. Thank you for capturing this glorious occasion so excellently, VRP Photography!
We just love it when couples know how to have a fabulous time. This couple living in the United Kingdom sought an intimate wedding celebration in Kuala Lumpur. They had their traditional ceremony at Glasshouse at Seputeh, the perfect venue for an indoor garden wedding, followed by a reception at the Grand Hyatt Kuala Lumpur, which suitably catered to the blissful couple’s 200 guests from around the world. Thank you for this brilliant album, Peter Herman Photography!
The beautiful bride reminds us of the reasons we love flowers. Her penchant for choosing soft, pastel-toned flowers meant the wedding ballroom was adorned with a remarkable display of blooms. Working with their wedding planner to write their love story into the décor, they created a fun, vibrant pink “London photobooth” for guests, with “London Calling” as their tagline. Similarly, their vision of having a night of dancing with their friends came to fruition through their customised dance floor, complemented by pink cocktails no less. Talk about a night to remember!
We’re so used to associating white and clean neutrals with weddings that it’s refreshing to witness a wedding filled to the brim with colour, flavour and laughter! The whitewashed walls of The Majestic Hotel served as the perfect backdrop for this wedding, with its gorgeous pops of colour and intricate patterns and designs. How about that Peranakan shophouse backdrop for a photobooth? We were gobsmacked by the attention to detail. Many thanks to Ben Yew Photography for capturing these absolutely breathtaking photos.
Weddings tend to signify the turning point of going from your past into your future, and for these newlyweds, that came in the form of their wedding celebrations. Opting for traditional and nostalgia first, with a church solemnisation and tea ceremony, they let loose with their friends on the second day, surrounded by nature and with much dancing beneath the night sky. Many thanks to Bloc Memoire Photography for capturing this gorgeous wedding.
Desiree: “Being married by Msgr Ambrose, who had journeyed with us for a year and knew us so well, was so special. Other memorable moments included the very special vow ceremony led by my childhood friend, my brother’s impromptu decision to sing us a song while we danced, Daniel’s surprise performance that moved me to tears, and the totally outrageous fertility dance performed by my friends that also moved me to tears, but from laughing too hard! The whole weekend was truly more amazing than we ever imagined it could be. When I think back on the weekend, what I remember most vividly is an overwhelming sense of gratitude to be surrounded by all our loved ones as we celebrated our relationship and commitment to each other.
“We decided to celebrate our wedding across two days so that we could enjoy a more intimate and meaningful experience with each other and our loved ones. The first day was when we honoured our chosen traditions with our families, beginning with a solemnisation in church followed by a tea ceremony and lunch at Empress. The nostalgic theme unfolded naturally as we allowed our decisions on food, décor and favours to be guided by our memories of growing up. We chose Empress because we were both raised in huge Chinese families that always gathered around delicious home cooked feasts, and we wanted a venue that had really good Chinese cuisine. We also loved the classy yet relaxed setting by the river with lots of natural light, not to mention the incredible hospitality we experienced from the Empress team. We loved it so much that it’s now become our go-to venue for family celebrations!
Many couples have old school themes for their wedding but overlook tradition. Not these newlyweds. They embraced their roots, with its detailed traditions, with open arms, and managed to make it their own in all of its trendy glory. With pops of red against whitewashed walls, and elements rich with lace and pearl textures, you’d have a hard time figuring out if this really took place a hundred years ago. Many thanks to Jasmine. A of MunKeat Studio for capturing this lovely set!
How delightful is this splendid old-world Chinese theme! The groom is Chinese-Caucasian while the bride is English. Their concept was ‘Chan Kah Chuen’, translated as the Chan Clan Village. The idea was that the groom, who is of Malaysian Chinese and English heritage, would get to highlight both English and Chinese culture at the celebration, which was gloriously set up at the Ti Chen at The Saujana Hotel Kuala Lumpur by Dayco. Thank you for these brilliant pics, Arch & Vow Studio.
There is such a natural quality about these traditional Indian bridal portraits that were taken at Putrajaya, Malaysia, that we couldn’t take our eyes off them. We love the simplicity of it all, and the purity of this gorgeous couple’s bond. Thanks for these beautiful shots, Jasmine. A Photography!
We can’t take our eyes off the pretty colours and details in this lovely couple’s woodland-themed wedding at Le Meridien Kuala Lumpur. They had always envisioned their wedding to be simple, rustic and preferably taking place in the woods, but they understood the challenges of the humidity and heat in Kuala Lumpur. Hence this beautifully styled woodland theme in an enchanting glass hall for their exchange of vows. Thanks for these brilliant pictures, Louis Gan Photography!
It was impossible to hold back our smiles while going through this couple’s gatecrashing session. As the bride sat demurely, waiting patiently to be met by her groom, he and his entourage were entrenched in a friendly and hilarious war of gatecrashing hurdles. Thank you for these hilarious and fantastic captures, Andrew Yep Photographie!
We found ourselves poring over this gorgeous wedding album taken at the Grand Hyatt Kuala Lumpur again and again for its rich tones and meaningful accents – all thanks to the thoughtful bride. Having grown up in a traditional Chinese family, she was eager to embrace her heritage by making a bold statement at the most significant celebration of her life.
Together with her groom, they decided on a 1920s Shanghainese and jazz theme, creating an opulent balance between traditional and modern. With Wishing Tree’s help, they got a photo wall that provided a traditional touch, while the banquet hall resembled a jazz bar. Thank you for these captivating photos, Louis Loo Photography!
